What action should you avoid when you have already advertised your event?

Submitting a new event request form after you have already advertised your event is not advisable because it can lead to confusion among participants and organizers. Once an event is publicized, changing the details through a new request may not align with the original information that has already been communicated. This can cause misunderstandings regarding dates, times, and locations, potentially leading to a decline in attendance or logistical issues.

In contrast, other actions such as changing the venue or updating event information are often necessary and can be managed effectively if communicated properly. Confirming participants is also a critical step in finalizing the event, and it typically does not create confusion as long as the original details have been maintained or effectively communicated.